skyblueiom
Well-Known Member
Unless I'm missing something, I dont get all this property malarkey JS goes on about. If you want to start investing in property you certainly dont need a football club to do that - just go and do it. The only thing I can see is that with a sitting tennant on a long term contract it might be a more desirable asset...which would also mean that if they do build a new ground theres no way the club will own it.
I work for a hedge fund, and I just cannot work SISU's strategy out. They will never recoup their investment from the club, and for the next few years at least they will lose more money. The premier league is a lifetime away, and that is the only place they can hope to realise any sort of return - they (almost) certainly wont be in any worse position if they cut their losses now and just built up a property portfolio away from the club.
They are proven liars, and much as I would like to try and be impartial, i despise them, but reading between the lines I do think they are desperately looking for an out.
Just my opinion though.
I work for a hedge fund, and I just cannot work SISU's strategy out. They will never recoup their investment from the club, and for the next few years at least they will lose more money. The premier league is a lifetime away, and that is the only place they can hope to realise any sort of return - they (almost) certainly wont be in any worse position if they cut their losses now and just built up a property portfolio away from the club.
They are proven liars, and much as I would like to try and be impartial, i despise them, but reading between the lines I do think they are desperately looking for an out.
Just my opinion though.